What happened?
I’ve seen more discussion about the Singapore T-bill in recent weeks. With the spike in market uncertainty amid the Middle East conflict, it seems like some members in the Beansprout community are starting to look at the Singapore T-bill as a place to park their cash once again. This is why I paid more attention to the latest Singapore 6-month T-bill auction on 12 March 2026, where the cut-off yield was at 1.37%. This represents a slight increase from the yield of 1.36% in the previous auction on 26 February, and in the auction on 12 February. In this article, I’ll look at what is driving the slight increase in T-bill yield, as well as how it compares to the best fixed deposit rates in Singapore as a place to park your cash to earn a higher yield. Source: MAS
What we learnt from the
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